Compare Prices : Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP 27'' - Expert Reviews

Pros: Excellent image quality with easy to access inputs

Cons: Very expensive

Verdict: Despite all of the display's notable qualities, $1999 is still a fairly high price to pay. Nevertheless, for people who crave a monitor with great image quality, useful extra ports, and a sleek design, the Dell 2707WFP can't be beat.

Review summary: 60 Inch Monster Setup! We recently bought 2 (yes, two!) 30 inch monitors for our gaming setup. The choice for the Dell 3007WFP came down primarily to availability here in Australia but we also looked seriously at Apple's 30in Cinema HD display. In ...

Pros: Huge display ; Ultra-high, 2,560 x 1,600 pixel resolution ; Very readable text, even with small fonts ; Good-looking design ; Built-in media cardand 4 USB slots ; Reasonable price (around the AUD2900 mark around USD2200)

Cons: Requires dual-link DVI graphics card ; No composite or S-Video inputs ; No HDMI

Verdict: Big is best when it comes to screen real estate. That's why years ago I bought a huge 19” CRT before they became affordable

Review summary: The Dell E207WFP's low price makes it a worthwhile budget LCD contender, as long as you don't need high performance or extra features.

Pros: Inexpensive, HDCP-compliant DVI input, Mediocre performance, Height not fully adjustable, Limited video connectivity

Cons: Mediocre performance, Height not fully adjustable, Limited video connectivity

Pros: Looks ; non-glossy screen

Cons: Awful image reproduction

Verdict: The E207WFP certainly looks the part, but it's difficult to recommend due to its sub-par picture. We'd advise you to seek one of the multitude of cheaper, better monitors currently on the market

Pros: Inexpensive ; HDCP-compliant DVI input

Cons: Mediocre performance ; height not fully adjustable ; limited video connectivity

Verdict: The Dell E207WFP's low price makes it a worthwhile budget LCD contender, as long as you don't need high performance or extra features.